When the Law Becomes Lawless

Publisher Marketing: When the law becomes lawless Americans lose their rights, their life in ruin, or lose their lives, or both within a matter of minutes? It is my belief every law enforcement personnel, state and federal, who carry a badge and weapon, should be psychoanalyzed yearly to determine their mental fitness to perform their duties, least they be psychologically unbalanced in the performance of their duties, and for the preservation of human life that one to many are willing to destroy. In the long run psychoanalyzing law enforcement personnel is more cost-effective than having any department sued, in many cases, losing millions, than it would be for an independent psychologist to psychoanalyze their personnel. Problems detected might be resolved and human lives might be spared from an untimely death, and law enforcement personnel might be able retire in dignity. The despicable violation of human rights by corrupt law enforcement personnel against the American people violates the norms, standards and conventions of a civilized society, and is not in accord with the principles of humanity. They are directly or indirectly exterminators of their own people, responsible for the death and misery of countless victims. I am amazed how evil minds can enjoy harming people, and then justifying it, as if it is a God given right to do so. Although corrupt cops, or law enforcement personal, might be small in number, they cast doubt on all and it is amazing, even it be one, it is one to many. There are many malicious people in our country and so many of them are in law enforcement as well as law makers. The malice of such people is staggering. Contributor Bio:  Geoghegan, G P G. P. Geoghegan is a native of New Jersey. He was born in Paterson, NJ in 1935, was educated through the School of Visual Arts, NYC. His focus centered on the creative arts, painting, photography and writing. He has since moved to the west coast.